Nakamise Dori Mochi

Do they sell kinako mochi at Nakamise Dori? If so, can you give me the approximate location of the stall?

nagano
http://www.maruhachi-takiya.com/contents/about/shop/

Thank you for the website, but I don't read Japanese.

The link above is to a shop on Nakamise-dori in Nagano City, is that where you meant are are you interested in the famouse Nakamise-dori in Asakusa, Tokyo?

at Nakamise-dori in Asakusa there's this shop
http://www.kikuya-nakamise.com/english/menu.html Though the only item with kinako appears to be the yomogi dango. If you click on the access link there's a map.

Thank you!!

Although I can't remember where you can eat Kinako-mochi in Asakusa, it is often called "Abekawa-mochi" in the sweets-restaurants that are called "Kanmi-dokoro" in Japanese.
(I know you can eat it at Kinozen in Kagurazaka without fail.)

And if you want to eat something with kinako, Kuzu-mochi is common sweets on the menu.
PHOTO: http://funawa.jp/shop/item_list?category_id=66322
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kuzumochi
Kuzu-mochi at Funabashi-ya in Kameido is very famous (and I love it).

Akane in Asakusa is a good Japanese sweets-cafe and Kuzu-mochi is on their menu.
http://goo.gl/maps/PWzlA (from Kaminari-mon gate)
Funawa in Asakusa is a famous sweets-restaurant and Kuzu-mochi is on their menu.
MAP: http://goo.gl/maps/xoEyJ (from Kaminari-mon gate)
Umezono in Asakusa is a famous sweets-restaurant and Kuzu-mochi is on their menu.
I often visit there but maybe there is crowded and not so comfortable...
MAP: http://goo.gl/maps/V0rH9 (from Kaminari-mon gate)
And Umezono is in Tokyo SkyTree also.

Thank you for all the information! We'll be sure to visit some of your suggestions.